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• W1490497754 abstract "The evolution in consumer expectations in terms of quality and safety in the agro-industry has led to the need to develop new methods of investigating product quality and the processes involved. Many fields of production still rely too much on the know-how of the operators who, with their experience acquired over time, have become key players in the company. In addition, the manufacturing of quality food products frequently relies on artisanal know-how that is difficult to industrialise and often synonymous of high production losses, therefore prohibitive costs. In contrast, so as to limit costs, the industrial production process is often associated with poorer quality. The objective evaluation of product quality involves the development of methods and sensors adapted to the product or the manufacturing process. Indeed, beneath an apparent simplicity, agro-industry products have complex physical properties linked to elasticity, viscosity and plasticity. One of the major difficulties lies in the complexity of the processes which depend on numerous physical parameters. The matter is subjected to numerous mechanical, thermal or chemical treatments thus migrating towards viscoelastic or even plastic properties that are more difficult to quantify. The originality of the approach adopted consists in the study and set up of an ultrasonic measuring device associated with its electronic environment in order to reply to a specific need due to the complexity of the physico-chemical phenomena involved. A global approach to this problem is very tricky as the physical properties of the media evolve significantly throughout processing. We thus focused on the development of sensors and methods of characterisation dedicated to different phases of the industrial processes. Two very closely linked aspects were therefore studied targeting product characterisation and process control. Work has been carried out to develop acoustic and ultrasonic instrumentation designed to monitor the change in state of the matter (liquid-gel transition and product cohesion), then to monitor the evolution of its elastic properties. The process control applications concern the development of a very low frequency, non-destructive monitoring method to reply to the specificities of the physical properties of the matter. In this document, we report the scientific approach highlighting the design of the ultrasonic sources which dispenses with classic design through the choice of specific resonance modes for the sensors. Their design aims at promoting low frequency resonance in a relatively small scale composite structure. This sensor technology was adapted according to the" @default.
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• W1490497754 title "Low Frequency Acoustic Devices for Viscoelastic Complex Media Characterization" @default.
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